http://upstartagent.com/2009/09/wordpress-bloggers-watch-out-for-the-worm/ Real Estate Marketing Blog Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:36:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://upstartagent.com/2009/09/wordpress-bloggers-watch-out-for-the-worm/#comment-9778 Terry With Lab Coats Wed, 30 Sep 2009 01:09:46 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=686#comment-9778 Am I right that this worm is the toughest attack on Wordpress blogs to date? It's a good thing the WP army has already come out with the latest version of the CMS with tighter security. While it may be an inconvenience for some to upgrade their WP version every few weeks or so, it's great that its free and it keeps on getting better. Am I right that this worm is the toughest attack on Wordpress blogs to date? It’s a good thing the WP army has already come out with the latest version of the CMS with tighter security. While it may be an inconvenience for some to upgrade their WP version every few weeks or so, it’s great that its free and it keeps on getting better.

]]> http://upstartagent.com/2009/09/wordpress-bloggers-watch-out-for-the-worm/#comment-9456 Paul Thu, 17 Sep 2009 23:30:31 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=686#comment-9456 It is recommended to update regularly. With that being said I always wait to see what others are saying about the new update before hand. This way I can skip an update if need be. It is recommended to update regularly. With that being said I always wait to see what others are saying about the new update before hand. This way I can skip an update if need be.

]]> http://upstartagent.com/2009/09/wordpress-bloggers-watch-out-for-the-worm/#comment-9413 John @ Solar Panels Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:12:14 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=686#comment-9413 Didn't know such a thing can happen. I don't update wordpress versions regularly since (as you've said) the latest version may not be the most stable and some of my plugins may break. Perhaps what I can do is to monitor the users at the wp-admin page when there's a new WP version and I'm not yet comfortable updating. Didn’t know such a thing can happen. I don’t update wordpress versions regularly since (as you’ve said) the latest version may not be the most stable and some of my plugins may break. Perhaps what I can do is to monitor the users at the wp-admin page when there’s a new WP version and I’m not yet comfortable updating.

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